Prunus serrula ‘Amber Scots’

Prunus serrula ‘Amber Scots’ is another Tibetan cherry known for its striking ornamental bark which peels in glossy, copper-red layers. This small to medium-sized tree typically grows to a height of about 6 to 8 metres. It has an attractive, vase-shaped form with slender, arching branches and produces small, white flowers in the spring, followed by inconspicuous fruits. ‘Amber Scots’ is particularly valued for its year-round visual interest, especially the beautiful bark that shines in the winter months.